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1 power-raised ladder
Автомобильный термин: пожарная лестница (на автомобиле) с механическим подъёмным устройством -
2 power-raised ladder
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3 power-raised ladder
Англо-русский словарь по машиностроению > power-raised ladder
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4 power
сила; мощность; энергия; производительность; степень; способность (см. ability, capability, capacity); II снабжать двигательной энергией; приводить (в движение); вращать; служить приводным двигателем; II энергетический; силовой; моторный; машинный- power absorption fan - power-actuated - power-assisted steering - power broom - power-broom drag - power-circulating gear testing machine - power circulation - power clutch - power curve - power-cut - power-drawn - power efficiency - power end - power engineering - power factor - power farming - power fluid - power gas - power of absorption - power off - power of gravity - power of work - power on - power-operated - power-operated sprayer - power-per-litre - power piston - power-plant - power-plant suspension - power proportioning differential - power pulley - power pump - power-raised ladder - power rating - power ratio - power reductor - power reserve - power saving - power section of turbo-power unit - power shaft - power shifting - power shovel - power spark - power station - power steering - power stroke - power supply - power supply unit - power take-off - power take-off opening - power take-off shifter arm - power-to-volume ratio - power-to-weight ratio - power train - power transmission - power-transmission plant - power truck - power turbine - power-turbine nozzle diaphragm - power tyre pump - power unit - power washer - power waste - power-weight ratio - ascensional power - carrying power - engine continuous brake power - engine gross power - engine intermittent brake power - fluid power - hydraulic power - idle power - impelling power - mass power - net power - peak power - pulling power - reflecting power - required power - resistance power - spring power - stand-by power - stopping power - supporting power - thermal power - tractive power - useful power - wasted power - weak-mixture power - yielded-up power -
5 hand
рука; стрелка; указатель (прибора); крыло (семафора); работник; исполнитель; ловкость; умение; хэнд (мера длины = 101,6 мм); направление витков спирали; II ручной (при обработке)- hand banisters - hand-built - hand bumping tool set - hand cable winch - hand chisel - hand drill - hand finish - hand hold - hand hole - hand hole cover - hand jack - hand lamp - hand lever - hand lever pivot shaft - hand lever shifter - hand lubricator - hand-made - hand nut - hand of rotation - hand of spiral - hand-operated - hand-operated gear - hand power - hand power track crane - hand press - hand primer - hand priming device - hand pump - hand-raised ladder - hand reamer - hand regulation - hand screw - hand shield - hand shifting - hand shovelling - hand sorting - hand starter - hand strap - hand test - hand throttle - hand throttle control - hand tool - hand traverse - hand traverse gear - hand traverse pinion - hand traverse shaft - hand valve - hand wheel - hand winch - charge hand - green hand - leading hand - minute hand - old hand - second's hand - spade hand
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